Thatch-roofed quality summer house with spa and sauna

This large thatch-roofed summer house in Kongsmark features a great layout over two levels and is full of de­light­ful details—including a spa and sauna connected to the bathroom. On the natural plot, you can enjoy outdoor living in the sun-drenched terrace en­viron­ment, all located on a quiet street in the center of Rømø.

Welcome inside
With a thatched roof and a red brick façade, the house can aptly be described as a modern build with a classic ap­pea­ran­ce. Inside, you have a spacious 132 m2 to enjoy, with both the ground floor and first floor designed in a cozy and com­fortab­le manner. The summer house was built in 1990, and since then it has been updated, including a new and stylish kitchen in 2018. The bathroom is also an example of the house's quality, as it functions as a wellness area with a sauna and an adjacent room featuring a steam bath. Ad­di­tio­nal­ly, there is a toilet on the first floor. The house has four bedrooms, ac­com­modat­ing a total of eight guests, con­ve­ni­ent­ly di­stri­bu­ted across both levels. On the ground floor, you'll also find a lovely living room with a wood-burning stove, cable TV, and ample space for cozy gat­he­rings.

Enjoy life outside
From both the living room and kitchen, French doors provide direct access to the lovely terrace area that wraps around the summer house. Part of the terrace is covered, and there are several areas screened by fencing. The south-facing terrace area should be par­ti­cu­lar­ly hig­hligh­ted, as it is a de­light­ful oasis where you can fully enjoy summer days. The plot is large, providing ample parking space in the driveway and plenty of room for play on the lawn, while the landsca­ping ensures privacy and shelter.

Get up close to the local at­tra­ctions
Kongsmark is a wonderful place to vacation if you wish to stay centrally on Rømø. From the small road, you have easy access to shopping options, dining, and fun holiday acti­vi­ties, including golf and mini-golf, riding centers, and various forms of water sports. If you want to swim, it is recom­men­ded to drive to Lakolk Strand by the North Sea, where there is sandy bottom, child-friendly water, and the option to drive your car right onto the beach. Rømø’s plan­ta­tions and open heathland areas are also worth visiting, and you can look forward to ex­pe­ri­en­cing the Wadden Sea, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site as a unique marsh and tidal area.